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Bendy
Bendy

Reputation: 3576

Removing symfony projects

I know there's been plenty of questions about removing the AcmeDemoBundle that comes with Symfony, however I wanted to check with you all that I'm understanding the whole Symfony ethos correctly:

For example, I have three projects each created with symfony (eg symfony new Project3):

/home/<username>/Project1
                /Project2
                /Project3

If I no longer want Project3, can I simply delete the directory (eg rmdir Project3) and not have to worry about any associations or conflicts with other projects or apache/mysql etc?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4839

Answers (1)

JKaan
JKaan

Reputation: 329

Symfony uses bundles to add and remove functionality to a Symfony project.

I would say yes to your answer, but only if you are certain that Project1 and/or Project2 don't use any of the bundles present in Project3.

While it's possible that Project1 and/or Project2 use a bundle present in Project3 it's probably not the case since you would have to include a hardlink to that bundle in your Project1/Project2 configuration.

Most of the time a bundle would be something you included from either a packagist archive, a github repo or something like that.

Upvotes: 2

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